Hi, I’m making a Windows service, one of it’s functions is to retrieve the stored values from the registry.
The standalone python script works as intended, but when I try running it as a Windows service, it doesn’t retrieve the stored values from the registry
# Default control targets self.control_list = ["none", "none", "none", "none"] # Stored control targets self.settings = QSettings("CompanyName", "ProductName") self.load_volume_targets() logging.info(self.settings.fileName()) def load_volume_targets(self): saved_targets = self.settings.value("currentlySavedVolumeTargets", []) if isinstance(saved_targets, list) and len(saved_targets) == 1: targets = saved_targets[0].split(", ") self.control_list = targets logging.info("Saved control targets loaded:", self.control_list) The service log file logs: logging.info(self.settings.fileName())
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareCompanyNameProductName The standalone script finds and prints out the saved values correctly:
Saved control targets loaded: ['Master', 'None', 'None', 'None'] HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareCompanyNameProductName The code is the same for the standalone script and the service, both of them are in a class.
How can I debug why can’t the service retrieve the values from the registry?
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r/learnpython Hi, I’m making a Windows service, one of it’s functions is to retrieve the stored values from the registry. The standalone python script works as intended, but when I try running it as a Windows service, it doesn’t retrieve the stored values from the registry # Default control targets self.control_list = [“none”, “none”, “none”, “none”] # Stored control targets self.settings = QSettings(“CompanyName”, “ProductName”) self.load_volume_targets() logging.info(self.settings.fileName()) def load_volume_targets(self): saved_targets = self.settings.value(“currentlySavedVolumeTargets”, []) if isinstance(saved_targets, list) and len(saved_targets) == 1: targets = saved_targets[0].split(“, “) self.control_list = targets logging.info(“Saved control targets loaded:”, self.control_list) The service log file logs: logging.info(self.settings.fileName()) HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareCompanyNameProductName The standalone script finds and prints out the saved values correctly: Saved control targets loaded: [‘Master’, ‘None’, ‘None’, ‘None’] HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareCompanyNameProductName The code is the same for the standalone script and the service, both of them are in a class. How can I debug why can’t the service retrieve the values from the registry? submitted by /u/blajjefnnf [link] [comments]
Hi, I’m making a Windows service, one of it’s functions is to retrieve the stored values from the registry.
The standalone python script works as intended, but when I try running it as a Windows service, it doesn’t retrieve the stored values from the registry
# Default control targets self.control_list = ["none", "none", "none", "none"] # Stored control targets self.settings = QSettings("CompanyName", "ProductName") self.load_volume_targets() logging.info(self.settings.fileName()) def load_volume_targets(self): saved_targets = self.settings.value("currentlySavedVolumeTargets", []) if isinstance(saved_targets, list) and len(saved_targets) == 1: targets = saved_targets[0].split(", ") self.control_list = targets logging.info("Saved control targets loaded:", self.control_list) The service log file logs: logging.info(self.settings.fileName())
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareCompanyNameProductName The standalone script finds and prints out the saved values correctly:
Saved control targets loaded: ['Master', 'None', 'None', 'None'] HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareCompanyNameProductName The code is the same for the standalone script and the service, both of them are in a class.
How can I debug why can’t the service retrieve the values from the registry?
submitted by /u/blajjefnnf
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